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Viola Gommer, RN,
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Beachwood, N.J.,
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College Misericordia will graduate 225 men and
women at its commencement exercises on Saturday,
May 26. 1984, Misericordia’s 60th anniversary year,
marks the College’s 58th commencement convocation.
The ceremonies will be held at 2 p.m. on the College’s
south lawn. Baccalaureate Mass will take
nlace at 10
a.m. at the same location. In the event of rain, the
Mass will be held at St. Mary’s Church, South
Washington Street, Wilkes-Barre and commencement
will be held at the Irem Temple, North Franklin
Street, Wilkes-Barre.
College Misericordia will confer the following under-
graduate degrees: Associate in Applied Science, Bach-
elor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science,
Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Social
Work.
Master of Science degrees will be awarded in
Nursing and in Human Services Administration. Six
master’s candidates will comprise the first graduating
class in College Misericordia’s Human Services
Administration program.
The following Back Mountain residents will receive
degrees in their respective areas of study:
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE — Linda Jane
Gregory, Dallas; Gerald Martin O’Malia, Dallas.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
ART EDUCATION — Amy L. Garinger, Harveys
Lake; Sara Ellen Waslick, Shavertown.
HISTORY — Susan Marie Balutis, Dallas; James P.
Mihalick, Dallas; Kenneth Carl Wolensky, Trucksville.
LIBERAL STUDIES — Alda L. Maturi, Dallas.
PRE LAW — Susan Marie Balutis, Dallas; James P.
Mihalick, Dallas.
STUDIO ART — Janeen Borelli, Benton.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION — Robin Lynn Ash-
bridge, Shavertown; Linda Lori Boceci, Trucksville;
Stephen R. Crane, Shavertown; James G. Kemmerer,
Jr., Shavertown; Suzanne C. Raski, Benton;’ Ann
Marie Rogan, Dallas; Patricia Dougher Shay, Trucks-
ville; Irene G. Transue, Dallas; Barry Thomas
Wagner, Dallas; Charlotte Skrzypkowski Williams,
Dallas.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION — Mary Elizabeth
Foltz, Dallas; Barbara F. Hall, Shavertown; Lynne A.
Stephenson, Trucksville; Dianne Elizabeth
Tometchko, Dallas; Susan Veitch, Dallas; Mary Ann
Waish, Dallas.
SPECIAL EDUCATION — Barbara F. Hall, Shaver-
town; Mary Ann Walsh, Dallas.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING — Daniel
Bertrand Albert, Dallas; Louise E. Edwards, Sweet
Valley; Kathleen Kearney, R.S.M., Dallas; Sister
Mayon Sylvain, R.S.M., Dallas; Donna Bryant Dubil,
Shawanese; Karen Michael Parulski, Dallas; Jane
Harvie Ruggles, Harveys Lake; Mary Celeste Pauletti
Wilkes, Shavertown; Sharon M. Drasnin, Dallas;
Patricia Ann Lavin Michael, Dallas; Ann W. Russin,
Dallas.
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Troop 245; First United Methodist
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Trophies were awarded for first
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